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posted by  onstottc on  Tue Jun 18 15:39 CST 2013
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I left the hood unlatched last night. Can anyone guess what happened when my wife ran an errand in the 122?

When I got there the hood was sticking straight into the air. I managed to tie it closed. The sheet metal was not damaged, but the hinges and hinge mounting area on the hood are bent up. I think I'll be able to straighten everything back out, but right now the hood is open about 4 inches when it is tied down.






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